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Adding Personality to Your Home: The Ultimate guide to Artwork in Interior Design

If you're looking to spice up your living space and add a splash of personality, artwork is your new best friend. Whether you're living in...
Adding Personality to Your Home: The Ultimate guide to Artwork in Interior Design

If you're looking to spice up your living space and add a splash of personality, artwork is your new best friend. Whether you're living in an edgy industrial apartment, a snug country cottage, a charming Victorian terrace, or a chic little flat, the right artwork can totally transform your space. At Ty & Mor, we're all about bringing your walls to life, so let's dive into some fun ways to style your home with art and answer some of those burning questions you might have!

Artwork Styles for Different Home Vibes


Industrial Apartment
Got an industrial vibe going on? For that cool, urban feel, think big and bold. Large abstract pieces with strong lines, geometric shapes, or even some gritty street art can work wonders. Check out local artists like Banksy for inspiration, or explore online shops like Saatchi Art and Artfinder for some edgy finds. Don't forget to mix in some metal sculptures or black-and-white photos for that extra industrial punch!


Country Cottage
For a cosy, countryside feel, you can't go wrong with nature-inspired artwork. Soft watercolours, botanical prints, and pastoral scenes are your go-to. Think along the lines of William Morris or animal illustrations for a classic touch. You can find lovely prints at Etsy or Not on the High Street, and even consider vintage shops or local markets for one-of-a-kind finds.

Victorian Terrace
Living in a Victorian terrace? Lucky you! Embrace the elegance with ornate frames and traditional oil paintings. Classic landscapes, portraits, or even some tasteful floral prints can add to that period charm. For a more modern twist, mix in contemporary pieces that share a similar colour palette. Browse through National Gallery Shop or Art Republic for some beautiful reproductions and modern art finds.

Small Flat
Small space, big style! In a compact flat, it's all about making a statement without overwhelming the room. Go for smaller, minimalist pieces or playful illustrations that add a pop of colour. Mirrors can be a stylish and functional choice, making your space feel larger. For fun and affordable art, check out Desenio, Society6, or IKEA's art collection.

FAQs About Adding Artwork to Your Home

1. How do I choose the right size artwork for my space?
It's all about balance! A good rule of thumb is to choose art that's about two-thirds to three-quarters the width of the furniture it’s above. So if you’re hanging something above your sofa, make sure it’s not too small or too large. For gallery walls, just have fun and arrange your pieces in a way that feels balanced and visually pleasing!

2. Can I mix different types of artwork styles in one room?
Absolutely! Mixing styles can create a lively, eclectic vibe. The trick is to find a common thread—maybe it’s a similar colour scheme, a theme, or a matching frame style. Don’t be afraid to pair a contemporary abstract with a vintage print. If it makes you happy, it works!

3. What are some budget-friendly ways to incorporate artwork into my interior design?
Who says great art has to break the bank? You can find amazing and affordable prints from places like Minted, Posterlounge, or even local art fairs. Get crafty with DIY projects—create your own art, frame your favourite photos, or even press and frame some pretty leaves or flowers. Thrift stores and flea markets are also treasure troves for unique and budget-friendly pieces.

Final Thoughts

Artwork is a fantastic way to express your personality and style in your home. Whether you’re into edgy street art, cosy countryside prints, or classic paintings, there’s something out there for everyone. At Ty & Mor, we’re here to help you find the perfect pieces that not only look great but also make you feel right at home. Remember, the best artwork is the kind that speaks to you, so go ahead and let your walls do the talking!